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Chemical imports shift to four authorities
The Saudi Council of Ministers, chaired by King Salman, approved the unified regulations for joint property owners' associations across the Gulf Cooperation Council countries. The council also decided to transfer the authority to issue import permits for chemical materials from the Ministry of Commerce to specialized entities such as the Ministry of Interior and the Supreme Industrial Security Authority. Additionally, the council discussed ways to enhance the coordination between nuclear and radiation regulatory agencies and the National Cancer Center to strengthen nuclear and radiation oversight. It reaffirmed the Kingdom’s support for the Yemeni people and their government, condemned the misleading Houthi allegations, and emphasized the protection of regional security. The Kingdom also expressed solidarity with Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan against Iranian assaults. The council highlighted the Kingdom’s active participation in international forums, its achievements in building sustainable cities and providing housing, and the increasing confidence of foreign investors, with Saudi Arabia now ranking 13th globally in attracting investments. Foreign investment flows rose by 53%, reaching $32.6 billion. Some ministers were authorized to negotiate and sign memoranda of understanding with countries such as the Maldives, Australia, Jordan, and China to strengthen cooperation in security, economic, cultural, and space-related fields. The council also approved the final accounts of several government entities and endorsed promotions and appointments in various sectors to enhance government performance and national development.
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